Latest News
Students call for universities to resume classes
University students called on the Ministry of Higher Education on Thursday to reopen all public and private universities as soon as possible.
The students also called for female students to be allowed to return to classes along with male students – but in accordance with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan’s (IEA) rules.
“Female students want the IEA to start lessons soon based on their rules,” said Mansoora, a student.
“Students from private universities say that their classes did resume, but were stopped by the IEA. The [teaching] environment is Islamic and we call on the IEA to restart our classes,” said Sonam Sarwari, another student.
Meanwhile, some women’s rights activists stated that universities and schools for girls should be established as soon as possible.
They said that women also have the right to education.
“Not opening girls’ universities and schools shows that they do not value women and by not allowing women to participate in government will have bad consequences,” said Zarqa Yaftali, an activist.
Clerics on the other hand stated that education is obligatory for males and females in Islam and it (education) is their right.
They added that in all Muslim countries female students continue their education along with male students.
“Seeking knowledge is compulsory for Muslims, both male and female. They should receive religious education to carry out their daily affairs correctly. If they want other education it is not a problem. We call on the IEA to provide an Islamic environment for girls to continue their education,” said Mawlawi Attaullah Faizani, a cleric.
This comes after IEA officials said that they are working on a plan for female students to return to school.
“It is not only a matter of plan, there is a big vacuum, for example there aren’t officials, we are working on new personnel,” said Jawed Sargar, a member of the IEA’s cultural commission.
“I call on the youths to not leave Afghanistan. It is time to serve the country. IEA will respect them and will provide them opportunities to serve the country with their own profession,” said Abdul Khaliq Hamad, a university lecturer.
The IEA said that female students can continue their education, but based on Sharia.
Eight security force members were killed and wounded in an IED explosion in Badakhshan province on Wednesday morning, officials confirmed.
The Ministry of Interior said three policemen died and five others were wounded in the explosion.
Abdul Mateen Qani, the spokesman of the Ministry of Interior Affairs, said: “Unfortunately, at around 11:00 AM today, a sticky mine (magnetic IED) that was already embedded in a motorcycle exploded in the Jawozon area of Faizabad city, Badakhshan province.”
According to Qani the device detonated while a convoy of police was traveling through the area. Police had been carrying out a poppy clearing operation.
Police are investigating the incident, Qani said.
So far, no group or individual has claimed responsibility for the explosion.
Khurasan Faryab defeated Istiqlal Kabul 1-0 in the 35th match of Afghanistan Champions League (ACL) in Kabul on Tuesday, while Sorkh Poshan Khafi thrashed Sarsabz Yashlar 4-1 in the 36th match of the tournament on the same day.
Khurasan’s only goal against Istiqlal Kabul was scored by Farid Ahmad – who was declared man of the match.
In the second match of the day, Sorkh Poshan Khafi’s four goals were scored by Habibullah Hotak and Omid Rajabi.
Khurasan’s Habibullah Hotak received the man of the match award.
Wednesday’s matches will see Abu Muslim Farah FC take on Adalat Farah FC at 1 PM, while Maiwand FC will play Jawanan Wahedi FC at 3:30 PM.
The matches are broadcast live on Ariana Television.
The Ministry of National Defense of Afghanistan (MoD) has strongly rejected Pakistan’s claim that the recent attack on Chinese nationals in Pakistan was planned from the territory of Afghanistan.
Late last month five Chinese nationals and one Pakistani were killed in a suicide bombing near Besham, in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
A spokesman for the Ministry of Defense, Inayatullah Khwarazmi, said that Daesh came from Pakistan to the territory of Afghanistan and its goals were organized from there.
He said that Pakistan should respond to these actions.
Khwarazmi, said that in an area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which is under the security of the Pakistan Army, the killing of Chinese nationals is either the weakness of the security institutions or their cooperation with the attackers.
Khwarazmi says that the Islamic Emirate has assured China that Afghans are not involved in such incidents.
The territorial tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan are on the rise again. In the latest issue, Islamabad has accused Kabul of harboring terrorist networks.
Pakistan’s intelligence service has claimed that the Besham attack was planned in Afghanistan.
IED explosion in Badakhshan leaves 8 dead and wounded
Tatarstan businessmen keen to invest in Afghanistan’s oil and gas sector
Khurasan beats Istaqlal 1-0 in ACL; Sorkh Poshan thrash Sarsabz Yashlar 4-1
Delhi down Rajasthan to stay in IPL play-off race
Pakistan is using its territory against Afghanistan: MoD
Indian foreign ministry advises against travel to Iran, Israel
Commerce ministry inks 10 MoUs to boost development of small and medium-sized businesses
Rashid Khan threatens BBL pullout after Australia postpones Afghanistan T20I series
Biden says Netanyahu’s approach to war in Gaza is a ‘mistake’
Rashid Khan named AWCC’s brand ambassador
Tahawol: Israeli attack on Rafah city discussed
Saar: Afghanistan’s caretaker govt criticizes world for creating challenges
Saar: Afghanistan calls for WHO to hand over its seat
Tahawol: Participation of IEA delegation in OIC meeting discussed
Saar: UNHRC approves Afghanistan’s national human rights report
-
Science & Technology5 days agoChina launches historic mission to retrieve samples from far side of the moon
-
Latest News4 days agoTrans-Afghan railway project expected to be completed by end of 2027: Uzbek official
-
Sport3 days agoDu Plessis, Kohli help Bengaluru stay in IPL play-off race
-
Sport5 days agoAino Mina and Khorasan secure 2-1 wins in Friday’s ACL matches
-
World4 days agoHamas, CIA director to hold talks in Cairo on Gaza truce
-
Latest News5 days agoAWCC launches telecom services in Kunar’s Noor Gul district
-
Latest News3 days agoBan on opium cultivation in Afghanistan cost farmers $1.3 billion
-
Sport4 days agoSarsabz Yashlar and Sorkh Poshan win Saturday’s ACL matches